The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-19

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bss ma
'If? y. Fitzpatrick. Iron neula.y. seooo
., Am.s.n sa -.
s9 iiass + misc S0 German ,po.pa $500
Joseph Wilkinson. railors, N.sions pnicn loooo :.
S. md I.ssf % s;!i s.: nd q
Jassnb currsn and j. currsn Boilermafsrs Inter
national GSion sdso ,,,,.m.,.. $4,000, =, CO.,
o Christian Evans Coal Miners National Federation
l. ssas.snS:!s Metal wortess' x..os. un,oe 1900.
uS%ca S's s.u''' Heaters. ' mo-, H'n''' s.u'aA
Land ss sS and Block s.r.o,yp.r. Association
ssw york , s union, r.nr,,on,.
tbe othsr sen Wer Of
@SD IL: f f1s:i nlsy Gnon s9S5 500
G 9ss xsssy gr ssis4 S:iiT% asSS
E ss, S'ti: S$;ss:: & S$;i's. sSa
Aas sDnass Nsos G snS
Altogether a third of million skilled work.
ingmen Joined In the movement nov At the time.
The public outside OF those directly Interested,
The leaders Of the Knights Of Labor laughed
Eth ns s sSntsTsnSs .sd only few hours 1t.
purpose was to. prevent the eneroachment Of
ths Kpights Of Labor On the Unions, A. that
Of being swallowed Up; Secretary MeIntosh
q the Typographical Union said that he was q
epeSee WITH the 0 unons
teetiys associations were being 2rganized In
rat oh1ces as local essemPies: MT strasser
kill the International Cigarmskers' VI mon, and
their attempt to set up the Progressive Cigar.
abe inv &eiss SAID that few sRied irOH
workers belonged t9 the Knights Of Labor bot ~.
Knights a ~ Isbos and sss was sp
pointed to 60 to the CLEVELAND C2nvention and
tell the kdnights OF Labor o OF tee o acton
izcd TO- submit -, series q p5oposI|tiop1.ss
to the eeet that the knights q Labor Dor should
s snion ee 1 os
ss sa1 soes
into whG n @ e t one trade s
Rsf d sa0ed o On q STATES
ssss a.
sS IN
treaty OF peace the conference committee went
| to Cleveland and presented their propositions
Psoi,sred treaty. Seins iniiSsnssS, 81 +. Z.
OF the Gs No A.
the trades union se g e thss xsitSd q
VIII the trades unions: BIT 10 ga no. ia, 90 8,
GR g q
sns d T sas Of the HRs
since hei 1881. There were only twelve bodies be-
longing to 1t, the Brotherhood q Csrpenters
fSs the Wrfses
Union. the German: AmerieaH9 ,Typogrsphia.
%non the dsnee
Cutters National Union the baltimore Fedora
fIUH " tho Thicano TraTea and lana lsssm
BY, the. Essex County Trades Assembly. and
the st Louis Trades s Assembly mi .t,,. ., TIM
Ss no 1eea sa s az tof uis bn as
changed to Columbus, Ohio. The time SGT was
Dec An addIsIYSal call waS sent cit * he
Trades Union Conference. The Trades Tea:
e eelesates ms Ssins n ATTEND ance H. samuel
9spors 81 sss Sem
Of T sna s s%5Ss i mart:
| the Federation on strikes, the Knights Of
Labor and the Labor party:
~srnixra
Tn. ou..,,on Of .trites IA perbaps in the uressnt
movement Of labor ereanisationa one that q 70
cciving the largest consideration BY working
SEnSy n %1 r., GUIDED s w. intel
fedsr.on or a " az ah 20 Ss K
Wei Known That the bsst regulated trade union Eas the
least strikes yet whiie depfeoSee this Of
warfare In the labor movsmsnt va however osnnos
and win not toil the general . nue. ana and cH of
ho Sso nc ,o ~ w M.e
ssss IL thsrefor 70 know When to strike more
especially when not the Questions Of seatess I'm
Of sa, I'm we ,
eSIsutsd ana 9ays me az as ~ man IA
order them back again to vorE under more dsersd
or ban ouiIots II mol vs. .nsms he nsst
aUs ~ imnrovinSs the sondition az isbor ~
NA'-"' ~ ''Ap'' w..
Tn. ns,h ANIMAL in executive ses.ion cousid
Ine nttn nnhua. 81 ~ t,sSs. 10 *.
esea me instrncted s 10 With
tne omcefs 81 tno acs t
Tostss ,.d sn,ss from Sosh: thai az IL Pow
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